Nine More Foes Of Draft Law Jailed Here
A chaotic report states nine more anti conscription activists were arrested across New York and New Jersey. Among those charged are two women, Martha Groening and Rose Marie Stainer, who circulated anti draft literature near Fifth Avenue and East Twenty third Street. Authorities assert they will punish those who resist registration with a year imprisonment and subsequent compulsory service.
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Binke
Federated Union For Democracy
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Bergen Line Avenue
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Manhattan
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Twelfth Street
West York
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Frn
the Republic
Jersey City
Louis Kramer
Morrix Hecker
Mudoom Square Garden
United States
Josoh Welker
Louis Sternburg
Jeanie Deimer
Eight New Officers Training Camps Open Aug 27
Washington reports the second series of officers training camps will run August 27 to November 26 in eight locations to develop officers for 500,000 more men called by the selective draft. Admissions target older recruits, with stricter age mix, and some camps reassigned to southern sites to favor fall weather.
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Washington
Mer Cain
Jorday
Campa
Senate Grants Full Power To End Food Speculation
The Senate accepted a House food bill with amendments to survey food resources, stimulate agriculture, and curb hoarding and futures trading. It restricts storage of essentials, caps futures trading, and limits government powers while funding measures total about 11 million dollars. The bill includes seeds sales rules, livestock disease funding cut, and agrarian provisions amid wartime trading controls.
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Will the Germany Retire Again in France study by Simond
The Sunday Tribune Hartt Page presents a study of the military situation by Frank Hl Simond and notes on new nations. It covers remarks on Adams at the Golden Gate and a second article in Samuel Hopkins series on clean advertising. It mentions Canadian officers seeking training, New York draft riot notes, and a planned Paget aeroplane patrol against submarines.
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Isaac Don Levine
Artiy Adam
New York
Dominion
Goethals Wins Kaiser Seeks Over Denman U Boat Base In Ship Fight
Reports from Washington indicate Senate and House agree on a war deficiency bill totaling about 3.6 billion dollars with 750 million for ships. President Wilson promises to delegate shipyard powers to General Goethals, resolving disputes over control of the shipbuilding program. State Department cites reliable reports that Germany seeks a Margarita Island submarine base off Venezuela, raising Monroe Doctrine concerns and potential threat near the Panama Canal.
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Underwood
Norfolk
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Washington
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Margarita
Department of State
Gomez
United States
Gulf of Carineo
Caribbean Sea
Panama Canal
Culebra
Colon
Venzuela
Goethals Orders Lumber for 100 Ships
Washington June 2 A Southern Pine Association committee acting for the Emergency Bureau announced an order for one hundred ships to be saved by Southern mills at an average price of 15 a thousand feet. The association asked mills to manufacture the timbers and many volunteered to furnish complete series at the stated price for delivery to designated shipyards. Contracts not yet let but expected within sixty days.
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Southern Pine Association
Southern Pine
Southern Mills
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United States Shipping Hoard Emergency Fleet Corporation
Southern Fine Association
Forthals
537 Steel, 167 Wooden Ships Now Being Built
Secretary Reifield notified Congress that on May 1 there were 2039 tons of ODI steel and 167 wooden vessels under construction in the United States. The routes are nearly double those of a year ago and reflect increased shipbuilding activity.
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Reifield
Congress
United States
Odi
Hindenburg Reports Allied West Drive Failed
Berlin reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg told Emperor William the Western front British French offensive failed after seven weeks of heavy fighting. Telegrams praise German troops and urge continued effort with divine aid cited as decisive. Emperor congratulates Austrian resistance on Isonzo front.
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William
Fintzes
Isonzo
Tsenko
U Boats Informed By Spies in Denmark Report
Telegrams from Aarhus reveal arrests on suspicion of espionage with five confessing to a wide German spy network. Code messages guided submarines by warning of Finnish export ship departures and relayed military news to Germany. Brazil takes over 46 German ships in its ports, with crews interned on Fleurs Island. 240,779 tons across 46 ships including Blucher.
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Brazil
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Edwin V. Morgan
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Senate
Brat
Belgum
Grand Duke Seized As Royalists Begin Uprising in Russia
Dispatches from Petrograd report royalist riots leading to the arrest of Grand Duke Nicholas. Radical crowds in Petrograd’s Nevsky Prospekt waved black banners, urged destruction of authority, and called for a social revolution while protesters urged bank looting ahead of municipal elections.
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Tiflis
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Nevsky
French Submarine Circe Torpedoes U Boat in Adriatic
London June 2 The French submarine Circe torpedoed and sank a large enemy U boat coming from the Austrian base at Cattaro in the Adriatic. It marks the first time a submarine has attacked another with a torpedo. Circe evaded Austrian planes after the attack and returned safely to base.
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Rheinsche Westfalische Zeitung
Kronstadt Council Seeks Clarification of Petrograd Accord
A Kronstadt Soldiers and Workers Delegates delegation arrived in Petrograd and met a Petrograd committee. While it claimed agreement, the Kronstadt report shows they do not fully grasp the government Petrograd council relations. N. C. Teheidse and four delegates plan to visit Kronstadt Sunday to review the fortress takeover terms.
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Kronstadt
N. C. Teheidse
U. S. Railroad Commission Arrives in Vladivostok
The United States Railroad Commission led by John F. Stevens arrived in Vladivostok to a cordial reception by soldiers and workers. They spoke of accepting American aid and spent Friday studying terminal problems before proceeding Sunday to Petrograd.
Cossacks Pledge Loyalty to Aid Offensive
Petrograd reports the Cossack council pledges full support for an offensive, insisting peace cannot be secured without arms. The address says Cossacks will help with all strength, never fraternize with the enemy, and will watch from trenches until united to strike a powerful blow at a point.
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General Council
British War Council Member Arrives in Petrograd
In Petrograd on June 2 Arthur Henders on, a member of the British War Council and minister without portfolio, arrived and was met by Foreign Minister Tereschtenko. He was then introduced to ALT, Konf, and others who had resigned yesterday and today. Trade, via the news agency, says the resignations aim to clear a path for a homogeneous Socialist cabinet with no successor yet named to Konovac.
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Petrograd
Arthur Henderson
Tereschtenko
Alt
Konf
Yestern
Vule
Trade
M. Konovac
Joff
Russian coal miners demand 125 a month
Russian coal workers demand 125 rubles monthly pay and seek three representatives for the Donz coal region and Petrograd authorities. Strong entities referenced include Donz, Petrograd, and the mining workforce. The movement signals labor pressure during this period.
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Donz Coal and
Petrograd
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